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Gia: “Omg it’s big lady Angelo and Kaitlyn”
Angelo: “hey guys”
Kaitlyn: “hey we big lady’s”
An African-American.
Peter had never encountered so many big comfy people before arriving to Detroit.
A big behemoth slob is a term for a big boy that lerks in the Delaware county region of Ohio. This big boys hobby’s include mowing down large orders of Taco Bell, hitting his dab pen and chugging sodas. This mammal finds its prey by sneaking up from behind and illegally checking them into the dasher boards causing the glass to vibrate violently and making spectators fear that the boards will be removed from the bolts that they are secured too. This normally happens right before the bitching at the officials occurs for so innocently doing their jobs. The average job this Sasquatch fearing mammal will acquire consists of but not limited to. A fast food manager, comic book reviewer or police officer averaging around (+/- 40K a year) which will go primarily into funding the local Taco Bell and keeping them in business.
Hey look that’s Big Behemoth! He’s going up for thirds!
In Texas Hold'Em, it is commonly referred to when holding a King and an Ace. It is called such because it is a sweet, sweet hand, but can cause a bit of a toothache.
"Whoa Burt, I just ran my Big Sugar into pocket Aces! I was sure I had the best hand!"
"That Donk had a 25 against my Big Sugar!"
It's when a person is very lucky or when a person does something that is not supposed to work but it does.
I just won that's BIG LUCK
The act of working on the clock at DICK'S Sporting Goods.
I won't be able to eat Thanksgiving dinner with my family, I will be Big Dickin'.
Concept describing the control/subjugation of the general population by means of large corporations with an excess of power, societal standards that have been deemed "proper," and the indoctrination of poor livelihoods as the ideal.
The idea of making your job your entire life is Big Society, life should be worth living.
Big Society is combated by the desire to grow as a person emotionally, and exercise both your mind and your body to reach your fullest potential.
Big Society examples:
Large corporations
societal standards
excess impurities in food
Willingness to accept failure
Not Big Society:
Celebrating the arts
Celebrating the sciences
Improving your mind
Improving your body
Enjoying your life
traveling
Note:
This is not to say "TV is bad, never be inside, never work in an office, never eat junk food." Everything is okay in moderation, just not all the time because you can hurt yourself.
What matters is that you are making the most of what life has given you.
Person 1: Big Society wants us to grow up, get a job, have kids, and die. I'd rather see the world and experience new things instead of wasting my time.
Person 2: Big society doesn't want us to have kids?
Person 1: No, children are great if you want them. The point is that Big Society wants to reduce us to solely that.
Person 1: Have you seen the ingredients in this peanut butter and this loaf of bread?
Person 2: Yeah, all those extra ingredients like too much sugar and seed oils is Big Society not caring about our physical wellbeing.
Person 1: How's your new office job?
Person 2: A corporate nightmare. Big Society has me waking up, going to work, and coming home, day in and day out. Life is meant to be more interesting.
Person 1: I love sitting inside, watching tv all day, and eating cheap fried food.
Person 2: That's pretty Big Society of you. I'd rather see my friends, experience nature, travel somewhere new, and learn about a new topic.
Person 1: Have you seen this new movie?
Person 2: The Big Society blockbuster by redacted company or the well-made art piece that this director put time and thought into?
Person 1: Definitely not the blockbuster. Big Society just wants to make money off us, not produce real content.